- The Chronicle Telegraph (1901-1922) - Weekly View
- The Chronicle Telegraph (1901-1922) - Year at a Glance View
- Waterloo Chronicle (1868-69; 1886; 1896-97; 1923-2022) - Weekly View
- Waterloo Chronicle (1868-69; 1886; 1896-97; 1923-2022) - Year at a Glance View
- Waterloo County Chronicle (1893-1895; 1898-1900) - Weekly View
- Waterloo County Chronicle (1893-1895; 1898-1900) - Year at a Glance View
Group of men standing in front of Waterloo Garage building located at 56 (60) King Street North; owners are Charles Heppler and Alex Sehl. Left to ...
Exterior of Roschman and Brother Button Factory at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street. Rudolph Roschman is standing at the bottom and several ...
Exterior front of the Roschman Button Factory located at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street.
Exterior of house at 172 King Street South built by Abraham Erb, founder of Waterloo in 1812.
Employee Grace Dunham drilling army truck parts. The Sunshine Waterloo Company (later SunarHauserman Limited) was started in 1930 as a joint ...
Employee Evelyn Goodwin performing a coining operation on a toggle press. The Sunshine Waterloo Company (later SunarHauserman Limited) was started in ...
Family photo of four women and one man. Man is sitting with open book. Presumably husband, wife and three daughters. George Weitzel was a ...
Colour postcard of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park with a rowboat and a woman and children on the shore. The boathouse can be seen in the background. ...
Group photograph of Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital (later Grand River Hospital) staff including Dr. William J. Fischer (seated on steps) in front of ...
The mural was created in 1997 by the Waterloo County Tole and Decorative Painters Guild in celebration of their 10th anniversary. This detail depicts ...
View of the east side of King Street from Erb Street south to the C.N.R. tracks. Comments on the businesses and the condition of the buildings are ...
View of the east side of King Street from Herbert Street to William Street. Comments on the buildings and their condition are written above. ...
Wedding couple leaving a church. Note the bridesmaids behind and the flower girl to the right. See also I-4-35 and 37 and I-4-64.
Wedding couple leaving a church. Note the bridesmaids behind and the flower girl to the right. See also I-4-35 and 37 and I-4-64.
Portrait of the children of John Ritzer and Marie Sophia Lotz Ritzer. Left to right: Clayton, William (infant), Alberta (married Helmuth Knauff in ...
Women's lunch hour at the Sunshine canteen. The Sunshine Waterloo Company (later SunarHauserman Limited) was started in 1930 as a joint venture of ...
Photograph of Maureen William, children's librarian (standing) with another woman seated and an infant in a baby seat. Maureen Williams was a ...
Postcard featuring the exterior of St. Louis Roman Catholic Church located at 53 Allen Street East in Waterloo. Addressed to Noah Eckenswiller of ...
Postcard from Waterloo for St. Patrick's Day with a message on the reverse and a pin attached. The pin has "Erin Go Braugh" printed on it. The ...
Photographs of Seagram Distillery buildings at Caroline and Erb Streets, which caught fire on July 12, 1993. The fire claimed the original stillhouse ...
This photo was taken from the top of the Marsland Centre by Bob Rowell in 1972. This photo shows King Street between Dupont Street and Princess ...
This photo was taken from the top of the Marsland Centre by Bob Rowell in 1972. This photo shows Caroline Street intersecting with Father David Bauer ...
This photo was taken by Myrna Moore, a student of architecture at the University of Waterloo, between 1974-1975. This photo shows an unknown woman ...
Photo of shellacked dinner rolls and breads that are adorned with ribbons and other trimmings, for sale at the Waterloo County Farmers' Market. Note ...
Can you identify the person in this photo?
Photo of five women sitting on the shore of Silver Lake, in West Side Park (later Waterloo Park). Note the women's hats and the woman reading. In the ...
Waterloo Public Library is very grateful to the Good Foundation Inc. and the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation for their generous funding of the Waterloo Chronicle digitization project.
Thanks to the Archives of Ontario for supporting this project.
